
Greg Mullins
Greg Mullins is a former commissioner of Fire and Rescue NSW and a long-time volunteer with the Duffys Forest Rural Fire Service, where he began his service at the young age of 13. Mullins, whose family has deep roots in firefighting, has been a vocal advocate for fire safety, particularly concerning developments that pose risks to communities in bushfire-prone areas. Recently, he was in the news for opposing the proposed Patyegarang development, citing extreme bushfire risks and inadequate evacuation routes.
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Greg Mullins is a former commissioner of Fire and Rescue NSW who expressed concerns about the impact of climate change on firefighting.
How extreme weather in Europe and North America is signalling a new era of fire danger for AustraliaGreg Mullins has been a firefighter for almost 40 years and has spoken to European fire chiefs about the rising risk of wildfires.
As the UK and Europe battle deadly wildfires, what lessons can Australia offer? | WildfiresGreg Mullins, former Fire and Rescue NSW commissioner, expressed concerns about building homes in bushfire-prone areas.
Status lifted one day after housing proposal fast-trackedGreg Mullins has blasted the state government’s record on natural disaster protections.
Former emergency service leaders raise concerns over flooding in Hawkesbury-Nepean, bushfire protections and development approvalsGreg Mullins is a former Fire and Rescue NSW commissioner and an advocate for climate change action.
Jody fought drought for 20 years and now, her worst fears are confirmedGreg Mullins, a former commissioner of Fire and Rescue NSW, advises against the Patyegarang proposed development due to bushfire risk.
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